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Archive for March, 2007

I think I’ve found a box to check. I wouldn’t say I’m a straight ticket voter for the Party of Joe, but it’s a nice place to imagine starting.

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I took a five minute study break and read a page of Paste. This is the gift bestowed on me for my sluggardliness:
An iTunes add-on that will tell me when any artist in my library is playing within driving distance, with a compass in the stock and a thing that tells time!
Now I can never [...]

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Just got an e-mail about Fuller’s iTunes U stuff. There is a chapel sermon, a “heard on campus” segment, and a continuing education lecture by my brilliant and longsuffering mentor. And just about anything that comes out of Rich Mouw’s mouth is gold.
Ok. All done. Lady Day’s on. Leaving wireless range immedi

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1. Yes, I am a male between 18 and 40, and, no, I haven’t seen 300. But we did see The Prestige. Mmmmm, Nolanicious. Exploring the idea that no one cares about the man in the box. Divining the skeptics from the believers (my wife wins).
2. Arcade Fire’s Neon Bible. It’s like listening to my [...]

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I’m studying at Muddhouse today, one of my favorite joints for caffeinated wifi between here and there. They only play two cds: an instrumental hymns disc, and Billy Holiday. So I can usually get some reading done. Right after I check my e-mail. Anyway, the point is, there was just a classical guitar arrangement of [...]

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Hey Ya
This is probably going to catch on like OK Go on treadmills, if it hasn’t already. I am a little behind, I’m sure. I saw this a few days ago, and then discovered that this is Obadiah Parker (the band, not the guy), a group with Waterdeep affinities. Go figure. [...]

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I read the LA Times reviews of Christina Aguilera at Staples Center and Fiona Apple at Largo last week. The articles were continued in parallel columns in the Calendar section, and I was initially just skimming the Aguilera review for lack of interest in everything else seen fit to print (alright, I was procrastinating), when [...]

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Since I don’t have time to write about Amazing Grace (which is good) or James Cameron’s thrilling announcement (do we still have to go to church?) or the instability of the Chinese market, I’ll offer you something to read in the meantime. Be sure to consider the reviews before making a purchase.

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